Rayn Jackson Live

Father MC straddled the line between hip-hop and new jack swing, which resulted in a number 20 hit, "I'll Do 4 U," from his debut album Father's Day. Nearly two years after his debut, Father MC followed with Close to You. Its success was almost guaranteed by Father MC's appearance on the CD Uptown MTV Unplugged. Father MC was formerly a dancehall reggae performer, and there was some reggae influence interspersed with the sentimental love lyrics and hip-hop production.

Daddy O talks hip hop history.

Freeway Ricky Ross says he's the real and only Rick Ross. He talks his new cannibus line LA Kingpin.

Weather Park one of the sons of Legendary Brooklyn Rapper Ol dirty Bastard from the Wu tang Clan .

Ethel Cain Russell Vice Dean of States State Director Black Wall Street Mississippi mississippi@blackwallstreet.org 662.588.5889 State Board Members .

This Saturday we got hype with the east coast/west coast dons. We talk side shows, pop up parties, and old school hip hop.

Out of the Duck Down Records camp we interview Stuck B. who is the brother of the late rapper Sean Price and his podcast co host Thunny Brown.

Rook Da Rukus talks enlightenment, having faith, and changing his name.

Wu Wednesday W Supreme Wilder talks Sunz Of Man, politics, and the music industry

Side chicks need love ❤ too! We deemed the day before Valentine's Day as Side Chick Day! We interviewed DJ Chainsaw Bay Area 's favorite side dude and Lava Flame

Side chicks need love ❤ too! We seemed this day before Valentine's Day as Side Chick Day! We interviewed DJ Chainsaw Bay Area 's favorite side dude and Lava Flame

West Texas native, owner of Phenom Radio and Wu Tang's Black Chamber Slate Stone talks the Nation Of Islam, Black History and his affiliation the the Wu Tang Clan.

The Innocence Project advocates for reforms that help prevent and address wrongful conviction.

Candle Kitt the self proclaimed great neice of Eartha Kitt and god-daughter of Corretta Scott King recalls her last moments with the late god-mother.

Alveda Celeste King (born January 22, 1951) is an American activist, author, and former state representative for the 28th District in the Georgia House of Representatives. She is a niece of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. and daughter of civil rights activist A. D. King and his wife, Naomi Barber King.

An OG promoter from Detroit taps in with us to talk about his new book.